AP Classes Eliminated, Claude Moore Farm Answers: June In Review

MCLEAN, VA—From police investigations to McLean Community Center election results, your neighbors were reading a variety of stories on McLean Patch in June. AP classes eliminated at a McLean private school, support for a firefighter's son and answers for Claude Moore Farm were among the top stories.

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Below are some of the most read stories around Alexandria from June:

McLean Private School To Eliminate AP Classes

Advanced Placement classes, rigorous high school courses that give students potential to earn college credits, will be eliminated from a McLean private school and seven others in the DC area.

5 New McLean Community Center Board Members Appointed

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors appointed five new members to the McLean Community Center's Governing Board after the May election.

Woman Assaulted During Massage At McLean Spa: Police

A man is facing charges for assaulting a woman during a massage in McLean.

Answers On Claude Moore Farm Demanded By House Members

Three House members have sent a letter to the National Park Service for more insight into the potential closing of Claude Moore Colonial Farm on Dec. 21.

Celebrating McLean High School Band Program Students and Faculty

The McLean High School Band received the Sudler Flag of Honor, a prestigious and coveted music recognition.

McLean Firefighter's Son Supported In Cancer Battle

Firefighters and medics around Fairfax County are rallying around a McLean firefighter, whose son was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer.

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